crashing down. only to be left with one sad, unanswerable question. why did isaiah do it? >> i wonder how he could do something like that. why was he so desperate to hurt someone so kind? there is no one who could say she wasn't the most giving person so why would you not ask? if you would've asked her, i'm sure she would've given you the world. world. i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. this sunday, wartime support. >> the bill is passed. >> after months of delays, republican speaker mike johnson
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the chinese help the russians, we will impose sanctions on china. china trade, and china banking. that is a very serious. pete: do you think we will and we would? stuart stuart i don't know. i don't know. pete: from china said they don't agree with the sanctions on russia. stuart stuart right, so will we impose sanctions on china if china helps russia? that's unanswerable question. what you can do though is spell out the seriousness of this situation when the two largest economies in the world, united states and china have at it over trade and finance and a new round of escalation, you are looking at a serious problem here which will spill out into the whole world's financial system. rachel: also, our global food supply. we had rebeccah heinrichs on from the hudson institute. she said these two countries could absolutely weaponize the global food supply. i'm also concerned, stuart, about the financial implications of these two getting together and in some way making america
>> we came here a lot when she was little. >> heather collins doesn't want to think any more about isaiah hagan. she comes to this park to think about halee, the good times they had here as a young family, and the woman halee could have been. >> i don't think that we have -- any of us have come to terms with what happened yet. and that she is really gone. you think that she is just going to come walking back in the door to pick up her laundry. >> emilee finds herself picking up the phone to call her big sister, only to have the sad reality come crashing down, only to be left with one sad, unanswerable question. why did isaiah do it? >> i wonder how he could do something like that. and what made him do that? why was he so desperate to hurt someone so kind? and there is no one that could say she wasn't the most giving person. so why wouldn't you just ask?
straightforward. we talk about the concept of are not and how many people are infected by one infected person. in the original strain is about 2 to 3 people and this one is 6 to 7. it basically doubled the activity of the original strain because kids are not under the age of 12 candidates for vaccination, they don't have the extra layer of protection. at least for the moment, although we are looking closely at the issue whether or not covid is more severe in children. there is no evidence of that. it's just a numbers game. more adults are infected and naturally more children will be infected as well. >> perhaps, unanswerable question. do anti-vaxers realize they are putting their own kids and other
>> additional content to pass it onto specialized departments departments. >> tucker: all right, so for a bonus question, what is a glowing orb? >> [laughs] you got me! [laughter] >> no idea. >> tucker: good, that's an unanswerable question. if the sound of one hand clapping. there's really no way that's an answer. this is a real question, question three. during a trip to asia and 2017, president trump was serenaded ba world leader. which asian president saying him a love song which included the lyrics "you are the light in my world"? >> i'm going to guess anyway. >> tucker: all right. >> okay... i should not have guessed. [laughs] i was going to say the chinese president, but now i think it might be the north korean dictator. final answer -- >> tucker: okay. do you want to answer? would you like to attach a name to your gas? >> it's either xi or un.
out loud. congresswoman, thank you very much. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: at least one candidate than democratic race, eric swalwell of california, authorities illicitly endorsed gun confiscation, coming to your house, taking your guns away. you already know what that means, any year or so, everyone on the other side will be supporting it. if you support it, you'll be a racist. chuck todd gave elizabeth warren and cory booker, both sitting u.s. senators come a chance to see if they were against compensating guns. instead, both of them evaded the question. victor davis hanson was watching last night, a senior fellow at the hoover institution. he joins us tonight. professor, thanks for coming on. i don't think anybody believes that gun confiscation, which clearly a lot of these people are poor, would make the country safer. so it is not made other country safer. what is the point of that? i wonder, why were they supported? >> it is kind of strange when a professor of law can't say we don't have a right to go into a person's home and confiscate illegal weapons.
candidates. for voters to try to form impressions and make an informed decision, and they can't do that if these moderators aren't actually getting it at the heart of any of these issues. at one point, savannah guthrie even gave beto, when she asked about the 70% tax rate, she said, yes, no, or pass. who gives someone an option of passing? it's either yes or no. do you support this or do you not? if you do not answer the question, i'm taking meds as a "no." i would implore anyone to go watch the first 10 minutes of the republican debate that we did in 2015, and watch the first 10 minutes of last nights debate, and tell me who actually conducted journalism. >> tucker: data such a good point. you ask a question and include in the question, a trap door that allows a politician a chance not to answer your question. >> grade on a curve. >> tucker: you're begging to be ignored.
recorded this special edition of the segment. it covers the president's past foreign trips. here is how we went. ♪ time now for "final exam" where we comb the hallways at fox for the smartest people, pit them against one another to determine who has been paying the closest attention to the news this week. "watters world" host jesse watters, once again our defending champion. his challenger, is fox foreign correspondent benjamin hall.mp special topic this time. yes, a man who normally is covering wars. but tonight, is on a game show. the theme for tonight's "final exam," president trump's many foreign trips abroad. are you guys ready for this? >> we are ready, let's go. >> tucker: all right. here are the rules. i know you are familiar but just to rev you up, hands on buzzers. i ask the questions. first one to buzz in gets to answer the question. you must wait critically until i finish asking the question